Research on Individual Soldier Radio Surveillance Equipment for Battlefield Situation Awareness

Hong Bing Yu; Shi Min Xu; Ya Qiao; Fei Huang Chu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.912-914.1521

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Research on Individual Soldier Radio Surveillance Equipment for Battlefield Situation Awareness

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Individual soldier plays a more and more important role in the complex environment of battlefield electromagnetism, and its combat ability should be improved rapidly. A situation awareness system based on individual soldier radio surveillance equipment is presented. The probable equipment adapts mini size and low power hardware and intelligent signal processing technology. In this system, every soldier acts as a reconnaissance sensor, and also he can be a node among the battlefield situation awareness network. The system can improve the ability of battlefield situation awareness and the combat ability in the future information battlefield.

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Hong Bing Yu*, Shi Min Xu, Ya Qiao, Fei Huang Chu

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Battlefield Situation Awareness, Individual Soldier, Radio Surveillance, Sensor Network

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